Wilsonville Fred Meyer store to have solar panels
The Fred Meyer store that opened in Wilsonville this month features the same goods as the company’s other 130 stores, but it is the first one to feature solar panels.
Progress Ridge signs five tenants, now 85 percent leased
Thanks to five new leases the new 20-acre, $100 million Progress Ridge TownSquare development in Beaverton is now 85 percent leased.
Barry Cain, president of Gramor Development
Gramor Development has been building projects in the area for nearly three decades. Employees say persistence is one of the main reasons the company has stayed busy throughout the recession. In between searching for tenants, and eyeing new sites around the area, Cain took a few moments with the 91ÊÓÆµ to talk about the Vancouver project and more.
Progress Ridge development filling up
The Tualatin-based Gramor Development has leases signed for three quarters of its $100 million Progress Ridge TownSquare development currently under construction in Beaverton.
New Seasons store coming to Vancouver, Wash.
The Tualatin-based Gramor Development is bringing the residents of Vancouver their first New Seasons Market, which marks the first out-of-state expansion for the Oregon-based grocery outlet.
Fred Meyer sets opening date for Wilsonville
Gramor Development announced that Fred Meyer will open its 145,000-square-foot store in late July at a new 19-acre, $70 million development in Wilsonville known as Wilsonville Old Town Square.
Typhoon West Linn location near completion
Portland's popular Thai eatery Typhoon is opening a new location in the West Linn Central Village.
Vancouver waterfront: Can’t get there from here
The project team for a waterfront development in Vancouver, Wash., will have to make the site accessible from the city's downtown before construction crews can begin work.
Portland development picking up all at once
It’s funny how things work. I started this job nearly six months ago. Fresh off the general business beat, I jumped right into the more focused real estate and development […]
Portland development picking up all at once
It’s funny how things work. I started this job nearly six months ago. Fresh off the general business beat, I jumped right into the more focused real estate and development […]
Gramor breaks ground on Vancouver development
Tualatin-based Gramor Development broke ground Wednesday on the company's third major project in as many weeks, a Costco-anchored development in East Vancouver, Wash. Gramor will develop the 154,000-square-foot Costco and another 27,000 square feet of retail space for 15 businesses.
Beaverton development secures funding
The Tualatin-based Gramor Development has secured a $45 million loan from U.S. Bank to start work on the $60 million, 325,000-square-foot Progress Ridge TownSquare development in Beaverton.
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